Toronto Events

Two Free Performances at Toronto Libraries on Aug. 17, 2012

Thanks to the Planet IndigenUS festival at Harbourfront that I had mentioned previously, two Toronto public libraries will host special free performances on Friday, Aug. 17, 2012.

“Rabbit and Bear Paws” for a Youthful Toronto Audience

"A View from the North York Centre in Toronto" image by Elliott Chapin
“A View from the North York Centre in Toronto” image by Elliott Chapin

Youngsters will see “Rabbit and Bear Paws” in the North York Central branch of the Toronto Public Library System.

Geared for children, the story of “Rabbit and Bear Paws” will be presented only once on Aug. 17 from 2-3pm.

The story takes place in the 1750s. North America is being colonized by European settlers. What will the brothers, Bear Paws and Rabbit, do next?

The North York Centre subway stop services this library branch.

Polytoxic Dance Theatre Performs for All Ages at the Parliament Library Branch in Toronto

While I couldn’t find a free-to-use online photograph for the Polytoxic Dance Theatre, feel free to watch their “Polytoxic dance theatre – promo 2008” video.

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Polytoxic will perform only once on Aug. 17 from 10-11am at the Toronto Public Library’s Parliament branch (269 Gerrard Street East). Take transit via the Parliament #65 bus southbound from Castle Frank subway station.

Their show should entertain people of any age.

Official References Sites for these Free Performances

Please refer to “Polytoxic — Dance Theatre” or “Rabbit & Bear Paws” for the official notices from the Toronto Public Library.

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